> Dogs, cats, foxes, mink and horses aren't endangered either And that's why I see no ethical issue there. > if you're offended by the way other countries tr

> Dogs, cats, foxes, mink and horses aren't endangered either And that's why I see no ethical issue there. > if you're offended by the way other countries treat certain animals, you should think about if your use of animal products really aligns with your core beliefs Being offended by something doesn't make it immoral though, it just makes it not advisable. I'm Italian and I grew up consuming rabbit meat and sometimes horse meat, my wife comes from a cultural background (Northern Thailand) where rabbit meat consumption is frowned upon, and I live in an anglophone country (Australia) where eating horse meat is taboo. So I don't consume either one of those. But I don't think it's immoral consuming them, I don't think my relatives in Italy who are still eating rabbit and horse are doing something immoral.